Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-08-16, Page 1414A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 16. 1989 ENGAGEMENT Mr. & Mrs. John Dunphy of Hamilton are pleased to announce the forthcom. ing marriage of Denise Catherine to Lawrence James, son of Mr. & Mrs. Leo J Teatero of Egmondviile on Saturday, September 2nd, 1989 at the Church of St, James the Apostle in Hamilton at 2:30 p.m. Reception at the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 163. BUCK & DOE for Linda Van Dyk and Andrew Martens FRIDAY, AUGUST 25 8 pm - 1 am Lunch Provided For more Information Call 5274435 PARTY FOR Stephen (Binzer) Bedard AUGUST 18 - 8 pm - 1 am For more information 262-2725 or 262-2107 URON CLINTY MUSEUM II cai-Idc- Presents... THIE 5'HANNUM. O(JIIi SI'ICW THE HURON COUNTY MUSEUM 110 North Street, Goder'sch Fn- I AUG: 4TH TO ' !ONo,SEr 'TAT .;1989 10 a 4p.,1 dally THE MITCHELL KINSMEN & KINETTES PRESENT THE CA ' DL BAKER SHOW Friday,August 18th FROM 8:30 P.M. — 10:00 P.M. DANCE TO FOLLOW WITH THE CAROL BAKER BAND 10 p.sn. 1 a.m. at the MITCHELL & DISTRICT ARENA (ICIE PAD) Admission: $10.00 per person TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: Mitchell Co-op; Faust Hardware; Walkom.'s EMA & McLaughlin's Plymouth Chrysler WEDDINGS LAMBLE-ARNAL The Reverend Bonnie Ann Lamble and the Reverend Doctor Oscar Leon Arnal were married Friday, August 11, 1989 at Duff's United Church in Walton. The wedding ceremony was officiated by the Reverend Cheryl -Ann Stadelbauer-Sampa and the Reverend Doug Reble. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Cole and the groom is the son of the late George and Niona Arnal. Bridesmaids were Barbara Lamble, Elizabeth Lamble and Sarah Lam- ' ble, all of Walton. Best man was Ed Madura and ushers were Brad Arnal of Kitchener and Bill Arnal of Toronto. Organist was Glenda Carter, trumpet player was Marion Godkin and soloists were Carol Nicholson and Graeme Craig. A wedding reception was held at the Brussels Community Centre. The couple will reside in Walton. Frank Phillips photograph. Clowns parade through Manor To celebrate Smile Week the staff of Saturday morning residents held their the Seaforth Manor brought in their monthly Residents Council Meeting. children to have their faces painted up Residents are pleased with their new like clowns! Many residents enjoyed wat- rooms and of course the addition of the ching the children get ready. A parade of beautiful Sun Room. clowns through the Manor followed. The movie "Shattered" was shown on Thanks to all participants! Monday afternoon. This current film Carol Carter brought her musical about children using drugs and how they talents for an afternoon of singing at the are counselled for their disease brought Manor on Tuesday. Several residents en- about an interesting discussion following joyed some games of Bingo with caller viewing. Hazel McGonigle. Big winners included Later in the week some residents tried Frank Smale, Marg Haase, Eva Netzke, yellow watermelon at the Beach Party. It Jenny Hildebrand, Edith Salo, Kathryn was cut short with the heat, but everyone Waltham, Wilma Brill, Keith Herman and looked nice in their beach hats! Thanks Marguerite Shill. Thanks to Viola Lawson to Viola Lawson,Ann Downey and Hazel for assisting at the tables. McGonigle for all their help. Thursday, residents had a barbecue Coming Events: August 16, Bingo at 2 followed by Fun and Fitness in the after- p.m.; August 24, Outing to Stratford; and noon. Several residents participated in August 25, Birthday party at 2 p.m. with Trivia and Word Games on Friday after- Marie Flynn and the Huron Strings. noon. This thought-provoking activity is Welcome to the Manor 011ie McGeoch enjoyed by all. and Ernie Hough. Legion members recall VJ Day The entertainment hosted by a committee of associate members last Saturday was at- tended by a large majority of members and guests. The committee chairman Betty Har- ris would like to thank all those who helped in any way and the members for being there - especially Willie, Steve and Marion for their musical numbers. This was another form of entertainment celebrating our 60 years as a Legion Branch (1929-1989). Next month the Ladies Auxiliary will be holding an afternoon tea in conjunction with the an- niversary and Legion week. Of the three teams participating in the District golf last Saturday the team of Dave DE BOER-MCPHERSON Pam de Boer and Jeff McPherson were married Saturday, July 15, 1989 at Glen Cairn Baptist Church in London, by Pastor Bradford. The bride is the daughter of Jake and Dianna 4:lq Boer of London and the groom is the son of Bernice Hugh McPherson of Seaforth. Maid of honor was Kelly Murray, sides rot., the beide, ,.and bridesmaid§ were 'D Eby Somerville, .sister of the groom, Heather Rogan, sister of the groom, Tracy McPherson, sister of the groom, and Daren Riese, friend of the bride. Best man was Greg McPherson, brother of the groom, and guests were ushered by Chris Ryan,friend of the groom, Brad McLellan, friend of the groom, and Mark Rogan and Bryan Somerville, both brother - in -laws of the groom. Organist was Clare French of Mitchell, uncle of the groom. As the Mothers entered the church, Greg McPherson played Amazing Grace on the bagpipes, Mark Rogan played the piano, assisted. by Care French on the organ while the register was signed. Friends and relatives gathered at the Hungarian Hall, London, for dinner and Iater the reception. The couple are residing in London. * ELM HAVEN * MOTOR HOTEL' * . HWY. 8 WEST • CLINTON' ; * * O 0 * * * * ADIES'IT * * NIGHT* * * returns! * *THURSDAY, AUGUST 17: * featuring WIIEDERMAN-O'REIILLX Debbie Wiederman and Gary O'Reilly were united in marriage on Saturday, May 20, 1989 at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Dublin, by Father Carrigan. The bride is the daughter of Anton and Dorothy Wiederman of Walton andthe groom is the son of John .and Margaret O'Reilly of Dublin. Matron of honor was Rosemarie VanMiltenburg, sister of the. bride and bridesmaids were Sandra O'Reilly, sister of the groom, Heidi Mueller, cousin of the bride, Christa Trunks, fiance of the bride's brother, and Sandra Linzner, cousin of th bride. Best man was Tom O'Reilly, brother of the groom, and guests were ushered by Denis, Jim and Pat O'Reilly, all brothers of the groom, and Harold Wiederman, brother of the bride. Flower girl was Katelyn O'Reilly, niece of the groom and ringbearer was Christopher Greenwood, •nephew of the groom. Music was provided by Jayne and Lucille Delaney. Following, a dinner and reception at the Seaforth and District Community Centres, the couple took a honeymoon trip to the Dominican Republic. They now reside at RR 2 Dublin. Mary Layton photograph. LEGION NEWS by Gordon Scott Watson, Jim Watson, Mike Marion and Gerard Meidinger came second and will participate in the provincial tournament at Trenton on September 9. The Seniors team lost by one stroke and the other team played well -abut were too far down the list. Also last Saturday, a trio of lawn bowlers participated in the Provincial Legion Lawn Bowling tournament. The names of these players were Jack Muir, John Patterson and Tom Phillips. This trio came third in the trebles which is very good considering the scope of Pro- vincial competition. This coming Saturday the seniors golf tournament will be held at the local golf course. For tee -off times phone Linda Grid- zak. Prizes will be given later in the after- noon at the legion. Anyone over 50 years of age can qualify, but please put your name orrthe list provided. Forty-four years ago on August 15 (yester- day) the Japanese surrendered to the Allies ending the war in the Pacific, freeing the prisoners of war, some who had been prisoners for three and four years. Canada had many service men in these prisons, some who were starved to death by their captors and many more who died early deaths from injuries resulting from treat- ment from their Japanese guards. Saturday, August 19 is the 47th anniver- sary of the Dieppe raid where so many Canadians were sent to their deaths in a raid which is still considered by many as very controversial. There is a Drumhead service being held in Listowel on Sunday, August 20 if any members are interested. Members in the hospital reported by sick and visiting chairman Henry Ziler are Gavin Gemmel, Angus MacLean and Don Horne. We hope they will be out soon. The Branch was sorry to hear of the death of Comrade. John Walsh last week. A Legion , Memorial service was held last Tuesday evening in Stratford. To his wife Agnes and his family we offer sympathies in their loss of a husband and father. They grow not old as we that are left grow old.Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. Gordon Scott. PRO. Bar Roster August 16, R. Dayman; August. 17, J. Macleod; August 21, D. Medd; August 22, D. Hulley; August 23, R. Wilson. Family Paradise Snowmobile Club Presents: COUNTRY & WESTERN JAMBOREE Sunday, August 27 — 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 86.00 per person Food Available Proceeds to Seaforth 1:00 PARADISE DANCE HALL 1:00 - 4:30 — COUNTRY COMPANIONS Community Hospital 4:30 - 8:00 — COUNTRY VERSATILES Hehd under the authority of a epeeist occasion permit r' 'Looking for a Family Fun Place to spend your weekends and holidays? Come to Family Paradise Campground: THE BEST TIME YOU'LL HAVE ANYWHERE 527-0629 Fri. - Thurs. Aug. 18 - 24 Fri. & Sat. 7 & 9 PM /1��� � Sun. - Thurs. 8 PM (t/Atr liar r PICTURES PR Exciting entertainment for the entire family DATE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 18 TIME: Gates Open 7:30 pm; show start 8:00 pm LOCATION: Clinton Fairgrounds Sponsored by -TICKETS AT GATE ONLY, Clinton Lions Club lChX 13, Children e Children 13,& under +3,00 Proceeds to L,tons Club Community Projects Pre,Schooiera - FREE amerammunammionow * )4 -Continuous show all evening * FRIDAY & SATURDAY AUGUST 18 & 19 sr WOODSTOCK REVISITED * Dance the night away or * relax and reminisce with * a musical trip to 19891 * PLAY ROCK TRIVIA * WIN 'PRIZES! * LAFF INN RETURNS - * Saturday, September 9 'of's featuring * HELD OVER 2nd WEEK WITH SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION .. ae. �►1b6 [, M6). pl T Fro r 5�3A B' .. ALL NEW athFBaA�ILY Distance 1.8.00.2 1:'